Are you looking to add diversity to your discus aquarium?

Discus are one of the most prized and respected fish in the hobby. Their unique colors, docile nature, and exclusive price tag make them the holy grail for most fishkeepers. That said, Discus doesn't have to be kept in species-only tanks.

Well, I believe a discus tank should only accommodate discus fish considering the amount of care and dedication these fish require to live happily.

For choosing discus tank mates, you should consider these factors:
1. Temperament
2. Size
3. Competition

Apart from these factors, you will get to know about these stats of fish mentioned in the list.

-Scientific Name
-Adult Size
-Compatibility
-Water Temperature
-Minimum tank size
-Care Level
-Diet
-Origin
-Swimming Level

So we hope you will get all the information required for choosing tankmates for your Discus Fish.

#discusfish #discusfishtankmates

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction
02:50 Siamese Algae Eater
03:36 Dwarf Gourami
04:09 Harlequin Rasbora
04:53 Rummy Nose Tetra
05:40 Cardinal Tetra
06:14 Neon Tetra
07:14 Pencil Fish
07:33 Pleco Fish
08:07 Corydoras Catfish
08:49 Blue Ram Cichlids
09:31 Freshwater Angelfish
10:08 Rainbow Fish
10:51 Clown Loaches
11:21 White Cloud Minnow
11:41 Bloodfin Tetras

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